British journalist Paul Martin (C) is surrounded by journalists after his release by the Islamist Hamas movement on March 11, 2010 as he arrives at the Erez crossing terminal, between the Gaza Strip and Israel. Hamas released the British reporter held in its Gaza enclave, the only foreigner to be arrested in the territory since the Islamist group seized power in June 2007. The journalist and filmmaker Paul Martin was handed over to a delegation from the British consulate and driven in an armoured vehicle to the Erez crossing with Israel. Martin was arrested on February 14 in a Gaza courtroom while testifying for a friend accused of "collaborating with Israel." His lawyer, Sharhabil al-Zaim, has said he was being held on an unspecified "security charge." Photo By Abed Rahim Khatib / Flash 90.

British journalist Paul Martin (C) is surrounded by journalists after his release by the Islamist Hamas movement on March 11, 2010 as he arrives at the Erez crossing terminal, between the Gaza Strip and Israel. Hamas released the British reporter held in its Gaza enclave, the only foreigner to be arrested in the territory since the Islamist group seized power in June 2007. The journalist and filmmaker Paul Martin was handed over to a delegation from the British consulate and driven in an armoured vehicle to the Erez crossing with Israel. Martin was arrested on February 14 in a Gaza courtroom while testifying for a friend accused of "collaborating with Israel." His lawyer, Sharhabil al-Zaim, has said he was being held on an unspecified "security charge." Photo By Abed Rahim Khatib / Flash 90.